The 1960''s were an exciting time to be a young woman. Entering university for a degree in Political Science and Sociology, I discovered that the winds of change were blowing in a new and exciting way. Although the campus was small (barely the size of a many high schools these days) it was immediately obvious that I would embark on a new found freedom to engage in exciting activities, both political and social. After graduation and a period of time that I did work as a social worker, I married and became a mother of four, and I am now a grandmother to six wonderful children. Family responsibilities have been the priority for most of my life, and I now draw on my life experiences as inspiration for much of my writing. I am blessed to have reached a time in my life wherein I can use that experience and opportunity to pursue my passion as a writer....